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In the Loop (Segments)

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Jul 21, 2026

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Students interview Black Evanston residents, first in the nation to receive reparations 26.02.2024

After Evanston became the first U.S. city to create a reparations program, an oral history project is collecting the stories of recipients.

Students interview Black Evanston residents, first in the nation to receive reparations 26.02.2024

After Evanston became the first U.S. city to create a reparations program, an oral history project is collecting the stories of recipients.

County judge rules Bring Chicago Home referendum is invalid 26.02.2024

Voters will still see the initiative on their ballots, but the votes for will not be tallied without an appeal.

Rocky road ahead for introducing ranked choice voting in Illinois 26.02.2024

The Ranked-choice and Voting Systems Taskforce in Illinois is reviewing and debating the possibility of using this voting method for the 2028 Presidential primary.

Barry Can’t Swim is back in Chicago for ‘When Will We Land?’ tour 23.02.2024

The Edinburgh-born, London-based artist sat down with us ahead of his show at Lincoln Hall.

WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Feb. 23, 2024: Budget address, Chicago economic development and more 23.02.2024

Gov. Pritzker delivers his budget address. Early voting resumes after a temporary pause. Reset breaks down the biggest stories of the week.

Chicago theaters get a $670,000 boost from Bayless Family Foundation 23.02.2024

Definition Theatre, Timeline Theatre Company, the Chicago Children’s Theatre and the Remy Bumppo Theatre Company will receive grants.

Husband-wife duo ‘The Black Foodies’ mix love and dining 23.02.2024

The couple highlights restaurants owned and operated by Black people in Chicagoland and beyond and rates them with kisses.

Chicago Gen Z band Uniflora puts their spin on modern punk 22.02.2024

The trio of high schoolers will be showcasing their new single “Hellgirl.”

What Gov. Pritzker’s proposed budget includes on Illinois education 22.02.2024

The governor proposes a multimillion-dollar increased investment in education across Illinois.

Laughter and good vibes in The Second City’s ‘Black By Popular Demand’ 22.02.2024

Rising comics showcase their hilarity in the comeback show with new songs, sketches, and the style of improv that has become synonymous with Second City.

Gov. Pritzker’s budget takes on health insurance companies, proposes erasing medical debt 22.02.2024

The governor says he’ll introduce a bill that goes after “predatory” insurance companies and will empower patients and their doctors.

Analysis: What Gov. Pritkzer’s Budget Address Tells Us About The Future In Illinois 21.02.2024

Governor Pritzker delivered his annual budget address Wednesday. WBEZ state politics reporter Dave McKinney breaks down what you need to know about the state’s finances and future outlook. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to WBEZ.org/reset.

Danny Davis faces a crowded fight for reelection in the Democratic Primary 20.02.2024

Plus, the congressional race in the 4th District could be telling of which wing of the Democratic Party the district is leaning towards.

How to be a ‘Supercommunicator’ with Charles Duhigg 20.02.2024

The author of ‘The Power of Habit’ is out with a new book on the neuroscience and psychology of how we communicate with one another.

Actor Billy Dee Williams on going from the Broadway stage to a galaxy far, far away 20.02.2024

‘I see myself as the full spectrum of colors,” Williams told Reset. “Makes life a lot more fun.’

Investigation: IL hospitals kept staff accused of sex abuse to keep providing patient care 19.02.2024

The state’s health systems fail patients by not adequately responding to allegations, according to a Chicago Tribune investigation.

Spanish Version of Interview with Victor 19.02.2024

Spanish Version of Interview with Victor

English Version of Interview with Victor 19.02.2024

English Version of Interview with Victor

English Version of Interview with Kelvis 19.02.2024

English Version of Interview with Kelvis

Kelvis - Spanish Version for web 19.02.2024

Kelvis - Spanish Version for web

Caracas to Chicago, Venezuelan migrant tells his story 16.02.2024

Kelvis used to be a police officer in Venezuela. Now he’s studying math and English so he can pursue a new career in the United States.

Lunar New Year eats with one half of the father-son ‘Hunger Pangs’ duo 16.02.2024

The 15-day celebration of the first new moon of the lunar calendar is underway, and food plays a major role.

Early voting now underway in Chicago and the collar counties 16.02.2024

Whether you’re a long time resident or new to the area, we’ve got you covered!

Women-led Chicago firm is pouring millions into climate-tech startups 15.02.2024

Buoyant Ventures is investing $76 million in what it calls “digital solutions to climate change.” Reset checks in with its co-founder.

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